Back in Circulation (Warner Bros. Pressbook, 1937, 2 of 2)

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‘MARRY YOU ?...BEFORE WEVE
SOLVED THIS MURDER?

" GET OUTTA HERE TOOTS, OR

ILL MOW YOU DOWN!”

“Here’s the dope,
Pat! She’s young!
She’s beautiful! She just
killed her husband!...Say,
that’s an idea! Why
A, don’t you marry me
and then I'll...” 4

Want any nice, fresh murders today?
Here’s the pair that can find ’em! And if
they can’t find ’em, they’ll commit them!

Whoa, there, my:
little brain-trust! You'ré#
being paid to solve mur-
ders... not commit them!
I'll be glad to marry
you...just.as soon as
I lose my mind!’’

Who killed Cock Robin?
And who poisoned this

gal’s hubby? Joan knows
but she’s standing Pat?

Directed by Ray Enright - A First
National Picture * Screen Play by
Warren Duff ¢ From a Cosmopol-
itan Magazine Story by Adela
Rogers St, Johns

$+2-Lines Mat-No-305—30c = Sine 342 Lines | Mat No. 303—30c

YOU BETS YOUR MONEY AND
YOU TAKES YOUR PICK-ET!

MURDER . . {OR MARRIAGE!

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of

‘VLL TAKE VLL TAKE
MURDER! | MARRIAGE!

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JOAN is UNFAIR
DETECTIVES UNION*6

She refuses to
solve a murder
unless I marry her!

PLL TAKE
A WALK!

BACK IN
CIRCULATION

HE’D RATHER Warner Bros.’ smile-a-minute hit, starring SHE’D RATHER PATis UNFAIR
BE BOSS PAT O'BRIEN BE MARRIED LOVERS LOCAL *3
THAN JOAN BLONDELL THAN He wants me to be

a bloodhound....
ACE | MARGARET LINDSAY |Wgest le tobe al
RL sersar vy ty Mor beth c tress ceancgottan
Magazine Story by Adela Rogers St. Johns

110 Lines Mat No. 207—20c

: 136 Lines Mat No. 205—20c
| Directed by Ray Envight+A First Nat
From a Coamopoliten Magazine S
OS Ti heen sae

105 Lines Mat No. 111—10c

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1A

ALWAYS A BLOODHOUND...NEVER A BRIDE!

HE’S WANTED

“First you send me ,
snooping around
a train-wreck.

No wedding!

Then I
get a red-hot
murder case to solve!

Still no wedding!...

Now you make
installment-plan
love to me! But

no wedding bells!

So you’d better get a preacher... or
a bullet-proof vest! ‘Cause I’ve got a
gun... and a paid-up hunting license!”

The police say, “It’s simple. He died naturally.”
Pat and Joan say, “It’s poison. Naturally he died.”
Just a pair of slap-happy newshawks looking for
love and trouble...and finding both by the carload!

268 ines Mat No. 206—20c
280 Lines Mat No. 204—20c

‘Here’s the dope,
Pat! She’s young!
She’s beautiful! She just
killed her husband!...Say,
that’s an idea! Why
. don’t you marry me
# | and then !'ll...””

FIRST ON THE JOB
WHEN THERE’S
HOT NEWS
BREAKING!

I'll be glad to marry
you...Just as soon as
lose my mind!"

Directed by Ray Enright © A First
Mational Picture * Screen Play by
Warren Duff = Free « Coomepel-
tana Mogerion Story by Adele

Rogers St. Johas f

140 Lines Mat No. 210—20c

220 Lines Mat No. 214—20c

Just a hard-working gal ~
who'd rather be
married than President!

: He wanted a nice,
resh murder. In-
stead he got a nice,
fresh girl friend!

Did she kill her
husband because
she tooked simply
gorgeous in black?

T H E A T R E

279 Lines Mat No. 304—30c

Directed by Ray Enright
A First National Picture
Screen Play by Warren
Duff ¢ From a Cosmo-
politan Magazine Story
by Adela Rogers
St. Johns

174 Lines Mat No. 215—20c

PLL TAKE
MURDER!

LL TAKE
- MARRIAGE!

66 Lines

Mat No. 106—10c

HURRAY!
IT’S MURDER!

And it’s the murder of a
lifetime, sister, with plenty

of dough to give it class ..

A nifty-looking doll

to give us some

snappy pictures ...
And you to dig up the dirt
. +. anyway, anywhere you
can find it!

Action, thrills, suspense,
and love (when there’s
time for it) . . . that’s §

BAG

a
A murder a day keeps marriage away,
says Pat. But poor disappointed Joan...

always a bloodhound, never a bride!

CIRCULATION

Warner Bros.’ smile-a-minute hit, starring

PAT O’BRIEN - JOAN BLONDELL

MARGARET LINDSAY

Directed by Ray Enright - A First National Picture

S.1een Play by Warren Duff - From a Cosmopolitan Magazine Story by Adela Rogers St. Johns

258 Lines Mat No. 208—20c

Did you say

And what a murder! Money! Class! A swell-looking widow! Just

what Pat needed t keep Joan busy, and keep him single! But

if Joan wants _ _her man a mere murder can’t stop her!

A
MARGARET LINDSAY

Directed by Ray Enright + Screen Play by Warren Dulf + From a Cosmopolitan 3
Magazine Story by Adeia Rogers St. Johns » A First National Picture —

ect:

174 Lines Mat No. 211—20c

3A

Just a hard-working gal
who'd rather be
married than President!

Oid she kill her
husband because
she fooked simply
gorgeous in black?

Punch oF “Ki GALAHAD”

The Func?

122 Lines Mat No. 209—20c

DID YOU SAY
MARRIAGE ?

vi

NO, | SAID
MURDER!

Directed by Ray Enright
A First National Picture
Screen Play by Warren
Duff ¢ From a Cosmo-
politan Magazine Story
by Adela Rogers
St. Johns

T H E A T R E

399 Lines Mat No. 206—30c

56 Lines Mat No. 212—20c

A MURDER A DAY

Directéd by Ray Enright © Screen Play by Warren Duff © From a Cosmopolitan
Magazine Story by Adela Rogers St. Johns e A First National Picture

OF “MARKED WOMAN”

OF “G-MEN”

62 Lines Mat No. 213—20c

OF “KID GALAHAD”

[WANT | | WANT
MURDER! MARRIAGE! |

©@/’ve had

too much
of both!
Deal me out!4@;

54 Lines Mat No. 107—10c

Directed by Ray Enright e A First National Picture

ee wy é i. Screen Play by Warren Duff e From a Cosmopolitan
| Cl RCULATION : Magazine Story by Adela Rogers St. Johns

_PA |
MARGARET LINDSA

Directed by Ray Enright + & first National Picture

4 > Screen Play by Warren Butt « from a Cosmopolitan
= Magazine Storg--by “Adela ‘Rogers: St. Joh

Warner Bros.’
Smile - a - Minute. Hit!

80 Lines Mat No. 105—10c
BACK IN

CIRCULATION

Warner Bros. smile-a-m.nuts h’t, s arring

PAT O'BRIEN - JOAN BLONDELL
ARET LINDSAY

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Directed by Ray Enright * A First Natienal Picture Screen Play by Warren Duff + From a Cosmopolitan
Screen Play by Warren Duff * From a Cosmopolitan Magazine Story by Adela Rogers St. Johns
Magazine Story by Adela Regers St. Jehns

29.Lines Mat No. 108—10c - 18 Lines Mat No. 109—10c

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